Early Saxon Period Thrymsas, Sceats & Stycas AD 620-900

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Kings of East Anglia Beonna AD 758 Transitional Silver Sceatta /Penny. An important piece
£6,950.00
Code: KS427
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Kings of Northumbria Aelfwald II AD 806-808 Base Silver Styca *Excessively Rare*
£2,500.00
Code: LS553
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Kings of Northumbria Alchred AD 765-774 Silver Sceatta
£1,450.00
Code: RS791
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Kings of Northumbria Eadberht AD 737-758 Silver Sceatta
£450.00
Code: LS657
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Kings of Northumbria Eadberht AD 737-758 Silver Sceatta
£395.00
Code: LS658
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Kings of Northumbria Eadberht AD 737-758 Silver Sceatta
£375.00
Code: LS659
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Northumbria Aethelred II AD 841-844 Bronze Styca Leofdegn’s motifs
£325.00
Code: HS639
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Northumbria Aethelred II 1st Reign AD 841-844 Bronze Styca
£325.00
Code: FS875
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Northumbria Eadberht & Archbishop Ecgberht AD 737-758 Silver Sceatta
£695.00
Code: RS632
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Northumbria Eadberht & Archbishop Ecgberht AD 737-758 Silver Sceatta
£495.00
Code: GS588
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A good selection of Iron Age coins have been added to our site today, gold and silver examples from each of the main Celtic tribes which occupied Britain. Including a rare stater of Dumnocoveros Tigirseno, what a name!

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New Anglo Saxon, Medieval & Milled coins added to our website!

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Explore pieces from the Bourton-on-the-Water Hoard — an incredible Roman coin find from the House of Constantine!

Discovered in 1970 in a Gloucestershire field long nicknamed ‘Money Ground’, this hoard of 2,707 coins lay hidden beneath flat stones, likely buried in a woollen bag nearly 2,000 years ago. 🏺✨

Today, Silbury Coins are proud to offer a selection of coins from this historic hoard, now available on our website.

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Discovered near Beckfoot Roman Fort in Cumbria — part of the legendary Western Sea Defences along the northwest frontier of the Roman Empire — these Roman coins carry the legacy of Bibra, a fort once garrisoned by the Cohors II Pannoniorum. Dating from the 2nd to 4th century, the remarkable finds come from a site linked to Hadrian’s Wall.

Whether you’re a collector, historian, or just appreciate holding time in your palm, these are authentic relics of an empire that once stretched across continents. Search ‘Beckfoot Roman Fort’ on our website today!

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